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Table 1 Patient demographics and clinical characteristics

From: Sucroferric oxyhydroxide decreases serum phosphorus level and fibroblast growth factor 23 and improves renal anemia in hemodialysis patients

Variable

n/mean

Percentage/SD

Sex

  

 Male

27

67.5

Age, year

61.5

12.9

Age

  

 < 65 years

18

45.0

 ≥ 65 years

22

55.0

Dialysis method

  

 Hemodialysis

15

38.5

 Hemodiafiltration

24

61.5

Dialysis history

  

 < 1 year

3

7.5

 ≥ 1 and < 3 years

7

17.5

 ≥ 3 years

30

75.0

Primary disease of dialysis

  

 Chronic glomerulonephritisa

16

40.0

 Diabetic nephropathy

13

32.5

 Nephrosclerosis

7

17.5

 Polycystic kidney

1

2.5

 Unknown

3

7.5

Complication

  

 Hypertension

33

82.5

 Diabetes mellitus

16

40.0

 Dyslipidaemia

12

30.0

Prior hyperphosphatemia drug

  

 Calcium carbonate

10

25.0

 Calcium carbonate + lanthanum carbonate hydrate

7

17.5

 Calcium carbonate + sevelamer hydrochloride

3

7.5

 Calcium carbonate + bixalomer

3

7.5

 Calcium carbonate + iron(III) citrate hydrate

2

5.0

 Calcium carbonate + lanthanum carbonate hydrate + iron(III) citrate hydrate

1

2.5

 Lanthanum carbonate hydrate

9

22.5

 Lanthanum carbonate hydrate + iron(III) citrate hydrate

1

2.5

 Bixalomer

4

10.0

Daily dose of lanthanum carbonate hydrate, mg

1500.0

500.0

ESAsb administration

38

95.0

Cumulative dose of ESAs, IUc

25,315.8

18,207.7

Intravenous iron administration

5

12.5

Cumulative dose of intravenous iron, mg

160.0

0.0

  1. The values are mean (standard deviation) or n (%). Data for the 4 weeks before the start of the study shown for ESAs and intravenous iron
  2. aIncluding IgA nephropathy
  3. bErythropoiesis-stimulating agents
  4. cInternational unit